The Nazi Wobbelin (Wöbbelin) concentration and extermination camp in Ludwiglust, Germany, four days after the camp's liberation during World War 2. Shows atrocities committed by the Nazis. Dead victims of the concentration camp lying on the ground. German civilian women exit a barracks building where they had been forced to view the victims. U.S. soldiers in a line to enter a building of the concentration camp. U.S. Army photographers take pictures of the bodies. A dead Wobbelin Concentration Camp victim lying on the ground.
Scenes from the Wobbelin (Wöbbelin) concentration and extermination camp in Ludwigslust, Germany during World War II. German civilians driving wagons with bodies from the concentration camp. Allied officers arriving at the camp. Prison barracks at the camp. Women's section of the camp shows women prisoners at windows and standing at doorways of camp buildings. A guard watch tower in a corner of the camp.
Breendonck Concentration Camp in Belgium after World War II. Views of the camp. Inmates demonstrate how victims were tied up for beatings by Nazi German guards. A barbed wire stick which was used to beat the inmates.
A Nazi concentration camp in Hanover, Germany after World War II. Views of the camp where only 200 remained of 10,000 Poles. Surviving prisoners in striped uniform walk behind barbed wire fences. The liberated prisoners are fed from a Red Cross truck. The prisoners eat. Some in bed are too weak to move. A dead prisoner is carried out and buried. An AMG (Allied Military Government) Sergeant checks a list of inmates. Victims speak about atrocities committed by the Nazis. A group of surviving inmates is photographed.
102nd Work Hungarian Regiment soldiers in Cham, Germany after their surrender towards the end of World War II. 102nd Work Hungarian Regiment soldiers with a large number of horse-drawn vehicles, bicycles and on foot advance on a road after surrendering. Hungarian soldiers near a field kitchen. Hungarian and American officers conversing.
102nd Work Hungarian Regiment officers after their surrender and United States troops in Cham, Germany towards the end of World War II. Hungarian and U.S. officers converse. Several U.S. soldiers who were held prisoners by the Germans for five months, are met on a road by U.S. soldiers guarding the Hungarian Regiment. One of the U.S. soldiers on the road, covered by a blanket. The U.S. soldier abandoned by the Germans is suffering from shock and malnutrition. One of the U.S. soldiers embraces a U.S. medic and begins to cry.
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